Undeclared Students

Nearly 65 to 85% of all entering college students will change their academic major or career objective at least once during their college experience (American College Testing – ACT). For some students, considering themselves "Undeclared/Undecided" is an opportunity to explore a variety of educational and career goals.

Many resources are available for "Undeclared/Undecided Majors"; some of them include the following:

• Individual career and goal-setting counseling provided through Counseling Department staff.
• Human Development courses, such as Career & Life Planning (CG 140), and College Success (CG 100).
• Career information resources, materials and programs offered through the Career Center.

Career counseling and academic advisement services are available to all current and/or prospective students. Located in the Student Services building #1, drop-in services are generally offered Monday through Friday (8:00 AM – 5:00 PM).

• Questions or concerns? Use our Counseling and Advising email information form (preferred), or call (541) 463-3200
• Come by the Counseling and Advising Center at the 30th Avenue campus, in Building 1, Room 103. 

Special Note: Financial Aid requires students who are not declaring a major to be degree seeking. Therefore, a student could select an Associate's Degree (2 yr degree) or a Bachelor's Degree (4 year degree) to meet this requirement without selecting a specific field of study (major).